Hi Deb et al,
I see this as a formatting question rather than an emphasis question, and
therefore agree with Dave Holiday's response. I think talking to the
author of the menu will only confuse the issue because you'll have to
explain more about braille formatting than he or she will want to
know. This strikes me as being similar to the ridiculous situation in
braille music where you have to include F and G clef marks even though they
are completely irrelevant in braille music.
Steve
On Tuesday 3/16/04 09:52 Deborah Barnes wrote:
I vote for making it easier for the reader. Many readers have difficulty reading through all the clutter and we could debate the issues of readability all day long. I'd suggest talking it over with the person who did the menus if appropriate and making a decision. Here we take out a lot of the bolding as it's usually bolded so it's easier to see in print. We italicize appropriate items or for emphasis. But it depends on what we're doing--i.e., books or special requests so your situation may be different.
Deb B. (who, as I said previously, it's just my two cents' worth)
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